The line graph illustrates the percentage of households owning four different digital tools between 1995 and 2015.
Overall, the chart shows that ownership became a significant trend for mobile phones, computers, and tablets, while MP3 players had the lowest ownership rate on average.
Looking into the details, in 1995, the ownership of mobile phones saw a significant increase from about 5% to 70%. Furthermore, from 2000 onwards, ownership of mobile phones slightly decreased, but still remained over 90% by the end of the period.
In the second place, tablets showed a remarkable growth over the same period. Starting at 0%, tablet ownership reached its peak at 80% in 2015.
Turning to the other devices, computer ownership had some fluctuations. Initially at around 10%, it reached nearly 95% by the end of the period. On the contrary, MP3 player ownership remained minimal, with about 15% in 1995 and over 40% in 2015